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BBC English[͵bi:bi:ʹsi:͵ıŋglıʃ]
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BBC English Идиома

in plain English

Idiom(s): in plain language AND in plain English

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in simple, clear, and straightforward language.
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An Englishman's home is his castle.

An Englishman's home is a place where he feels safe, enjoys privacy and can do as he wishes.

Pidgin English|English|Pidgin

n. phr. A jargon that consists of some mispronounced English words and some foreign words used by Orientals in talking with Westerners. You can conduct a lot of business in Pidgin English in the Far East.

body English|English|body

n., informal The wishful attempt to make a ball move in the right direction after it has been hit or let go, by twisting the body in the desired direction. He tried to help the putt fall by using body English.

in plain English|English|plain|plain English

adv. phr. Plainly; simply; in clear language. Stop healing around the bush and saying that John "prevaricates"; in plain English he is a liar.

body English

body English
Movements of the body that express a person's feelings, as in His body English tells us just how tired he is. This expression originated about 1900 in such sports as bowling and ice hockey, where a player tries to influence the path of a ball or puck by moving his body in a particular direction. (It was based on the earlier use of English to mean “spin imparted to a ball.”)

English

English
see body English; in plain English.

BBC English

Formal, able English, as would be announced on the BBC (the British Broadcasting Corporation). Just so you know, the assistant talks in that BBC English, so you ability accept a adamantine time compassionate him. And he ability not get your argot either.Learn more: English

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be be- be about be-all be along be around be away be back be behind be down be in be-in be inside be off be on be out be over be round